Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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I received an email notice of a change in my Xfinity agreement. The new agreement has the usual language about Comcast gets what it wants, but the new clause is a forced arbitration section. Comcast, to its credit, provides an opt out but you must do so within 30 days or you cannot.
To opt out go to www.xfinity.com/ARBITRATIONOPTOUT and fill in the form. You will need to enter your account number.
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Why would I want to opt out or not? |
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Apparently, if you don't opt out, you can still sue Xfinity in small claims court. So, I think this provision will mostly affect class action lawsuits against Xfinity. I don't like class action lawsuits, so I won't be opting out. The only money at risk with an Xfinity contract is the early termination fee and the cost for a month of service. That is well within the limits of a small claims court case.
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*yawn* you can always opt out of two out of three offers(cable tv, phone, computer)without penalty. And if your contract is up you can opt out of it all.
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Contract not up. Could you please explain what you mean. I can cancel phone and cable tv, but keep internet and not pay penalties?
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Yes, as long as you keep one of the services, you will not be charged the penalty.
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